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Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Zoe told Zebra she was hiding in the shoe and asked him to count till ten so that she can hide again. Zebra counted till ten and Zoe hid again under the box. She knew Zebra was smart but was sure he would not find her. Zebra said he knew where she was because she was talking. Zoe decided not to talk the next time; she hid again, and she talked again. It was Zebra's turn to hide and he told her he was going to hide behind Daddy's ties. It was easy for Zoe to find him and the next time Zebra did not tell her where he was hiding. Would Zoe be able to find him easily? When did their game end?
Zoe and Zebra Play Hide-and-Seek by Joan Schweighardt is a playful and charming story that teaches readers the rules of the game. Readers will find it interesting to know what Zoe taught Zebra and what Zebra had to teach Zoe when they read the story. Vova Kirichenko's illustrations are as adorable as the story and the characters and she brings the book to life. It is a good storybook to use for read-aloud and storytelling sessions in classrooms, school libraries, and homes to help children learn the rules while playing hide-and-seek in an engaging and fun way. Zoe and Zebra are delightful characters and children will find them loveable and amusing. Books like this are good for children as the stories are simple and easy to understand because of their easy-to-read vocabulary. This story is perfect for youngsters and the characters are interesting and exciting.
